1. Artificial pancreas In the near future, patients with type 1 diabetes may be able to inject insulin through smart phones. Researchers are developing a bionic pancreas-an insulin pump implanted under the skin. In combination with paired App and chips, the artificial pancreas can automatically detect blood sugar levels and regulate the release of insulin and glucagon. Researchers from Boston University and Massachusetts General Hospital hope that the research results will be approved by FDA and put into clinical use in 2017. 2. Smart Pills It won’t happen again that you forget to take your medicine. Scientists from Britain and the United States have developed a pill called Helius. The pill has a chip smaller than sand. After taking it, Read More …